Simulation-based training and professional development for healthcare professionals and the public.
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ALT HealthCore graphic with the HealthCore logo and the line Nurse-led training you can trust. Three anonymous five-star review cards: a green card reading 'The depth of knowledge they had, I learned things that I'd never heard before on previous courses. I would definitely recommend.'; a yellow card reading 'I now feel confident that I will be able to provide first aid to my children and children in my family, should they need it.'; and a blue card reading 'The way it was presented and invaluable knowledge that was shared. It has given me the knowledge and confidence of the skills I need to support families in work with if needed.' A navy banner at the bottom says JOIN OUR NEXT 5-STAR RATED SESSION, with HealthCore.org.uk underneath.
ALT Navy HealthCore graphic: Worried about a stroke? with DID YOU KNOW? banner. Four rows with emoji markers — Face: one side may droop, hard to smile; Arms: can't lift both and keep them there; Speech: slurred words or sounding confused; Time to act: Call 999 straight away, even if symptoms stop. HealthCore logo bottom left; source NHS: Stroke symptoms bottom right.
ALT HealthCore Did you know: Seizure? Think SAFER first aid steps
ALT HealthCore Emergency First Aid at Work course — Friday 27 November 2026 at Beeston Library, Nottingham. Six spaces left.
ALT HealthCore Basic Life Support course — Friday 27 November 2026 at Beeston Library, Nottingham. Six spaces left.
ALT Did you know? Burn or scald? Ticks: cool water for 20 mins; remove jewellery unless it's stuck to the burn; cover with cling film, lay it over, don't wrap. Crosses: no creams, oils or butter; don't burst blisters. Source: NHS Burns and scalds. HealthCore logo.
ALT HealthCore promotional graphic for a Phlebotomy and Cannulation course on Friday 4 December 2026 in Nottingham, with a calendar icon showing the date.
ALT HealthCore 'What would you do?' graphic on a navy background. Headline: A child is having a life-threatening allergic reaction. A red banner reads GIVE ADRENALINE NOW next to an icon of an auto-injector pressed into a leg: into the outer thigh – don't delay. Then: Call 999 – say anaphylaxis. Lie them down, legs raised; struggling to breathe? Sit up. Don't stand. No better in 5 mins? Give a 2nd dose. Source: Resuscitation Council UK Algorithm for anaphylaxis.
ALT What would you do? A child is choking on a sweet. They can't cough, breathe or speak. 1 Call 999, use speakerphone if alone. 2 Up to 5 back blows. 3 Up to 5 abdominal thrusts. 4 Repeat until cleared, start CPR if becomes unconscious. Source: Resuscitation Council Paediatric Choking Algorithm 2025. HealthCore logo.
